Functions not recognised in webstorm

[David-Carty]

I have the latest version of SASS compiler installed (3.4.21). I applied "_include-media.scss" to my project. I use Webstorm IDE (Latest version 11.0.3 and I find several functions are not recognised and as a consequence SASS fails to compile.

  noop(), 
  get-expression-operator($condition);
  get-expression-prefix($operator);
  get-expression-value($condition, $operator);
  to-number($value);

above functions not recognised,

Line 441 - unexpected token:

@return if($minus, -$result, $result);; - obvious two semi-colons.

@include media(slice($conditions, 2)...) { - invalid argument

Shame as this appears to offer very useful functionality.

[eduardoboucas]

@return if($minus, -$result, $result);; - obvious two semi-colons.

The two semi-colons aren't supposed to be there, but there's no reason why that would cause a fatal error. Neither LibSass or RubySass complain about it, as this gist shows: http://www.sassmeister.com/gist/536ad5177975f73cec28

@include media(slice($conditions, 2)...) { - invalid argument

There are no invalid arguments there.

@hugogiraudel any ideas?

[David-Carty]

The double semi-colons are trivia, but there is a very popular IDE (Webstorm) that I, for one, cannot get the SASS to compile in.

[SimonWpt]

This seems to me a problem of strict validation. SASS is a script interpreter and process the instructions sequentially. If you move the the functions (like noop) on top, the error messages should disappear.

[David-Carty]

Yes sir, that is correct. But strict validation is a positive in my view. Webstorm offer a 30 day trial if you want to see the point in question.

[SimonWpt]

I use PHPStorm and have the same problems ;)

[KittyGiraudel]

I don’t think this has anything to do with include-media in itself. Shall I close?

[eduardoboucas]

It compiles fine both on RubySass and LibSass, which are the targets we support, so I'm afraid there's not much more we can do. I'm happy for it to be closed.